Author: Tinglou
Sun Immortal Vulture was the book friend who chatted with me on QQ the most. At first, he was very active in posting, even setting himself a quota of several posts a day. Heh heh, but it had to be said that most of them were still filler posts, and it was hard to see much literary talent in them.)
What I hadn't expected was that, after talking with me several times about his dream of writing, this guy actually released a book called Collapse of the Immortal World. And he updated it quite a lot—his updates had barely stopped, and in the blink of an eye, it had already passed a hundred thousand characters.
I had read the first dozen or so chapters of Immortal World. His writing was quite good, and it was even a book with creativity and ideas. Some of the later plotlines were enough to move people a little, and his skill as a writer was improving by the day. It was just that he had chosen first-person narration and a slow-burn approach, which might affect the book's performance.
Writing about Sun made me think of Wang Yu and Phantom Rain. It seemed these authors were not particularly skilled at posting, chatting, boasting, or canvassing for votes, yet they could still write good books. Thus, I came to a conclusion: a future great god might be some ordinary, unremarkable book friend!